Finland broadband speed will reach 100MB per second in 2016

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Sept. 19, according to foreign news media, the Finnish government announced Thursday that in order to increase productivity, by the end of 2015 the state will provide high-speed broadband Internet connection to nearly all Finns, the Government will provide one-third of the cost.

Finnish Transport and Communications Permanent Secretary Harri Pursiainen said that building a fiber-optic network is expected to cost about the need to 200,000,000 euros, the government will pay about one-third of 67,000,000 euros (about 97,000,003 U.S. dollars). Telecom operators, and local governments from the European Union's financial support to resolve the remaining two-thirds of the cost.

High-speed Internet connections to businesses and households to provide more efficient data transfer speed, in the hope that the Government of Finland in 2016 to all families per second broadband speeds of at least 100MB, but the goal is the first step in 2010 so that the speed of broadband connections, at least Per second 1MB.

Finnish communications regulator said in June this year, among the total finnish population of 5.3 million, 1,920,000 broadband lines has reached. Finnish Minister of Transportation and Communications Suvi Linden pointed out that we are committed to the development of information society and strive to improve productivity and efficiency.